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The Driven Ones by Piet Baumgartner

Piet Baumgartner’s documentary follows five budding, young CEOs trying to achieve success at supersonic missile speed

The Driven Ones

The Driven Ones

Song of Goats by Andrzej Jakimowski

Andrzej Jakimowski opts for a subtle, introspective approach in his dramedy set in the middle of the Aegean Sea

Uśmiech losu

Uśmiech losu

Suddenly by Thomas Bidegain

Thomas Bidegain returns with his second feature film as a director, a remarriage drama valiantly carried by Mélanie Thierry and Gilles Lellouche as they also fight against the elements

Soudain seuls

Soudain seuls

Flies by Aritz Moreno

In his new thriller, Aritz Moreno portrays with black humour the disadvantages of travelling by car and, above all, of being a perfect wretch

Moscas

Moscas

By Miracle by Marinos Kartikkis

Marinos Kartikkis’s feature, despite being 13 years old, has the potential to show us that we should dare to believe in miracles, even today

By Miracle

By Miracle

One of the Thousand Hills by Bernard Bellefroid

The new documentary from Belgian director Bernard Bellefroid questions the way a village can remain a community, when victims and perpetrators rub shoulders every day

Une des mille collines (Rwanda 1994-2024 - Du génocide à la réconciliation)

Une des mille collines (Rwanda 1994-2024 - Du génocide à la réconciliation)

Lunatic by Igor Sterk

Igor Šterk offers up a sincere recreation of the dynamics of his own family, but a less linear approach could have generated some additional tension

Lunatic

Lunatic

Life Is a Game by Laura Carrer, Luca Quagliato

Luca Quagliato and Laura Carrer’s documentary about riders working for food delivery platforms in Europe is a mini essay about new forms of economy, social interaction and (non-existent) inclusion

Life Is a Game

Life Is a Game

Saltburn by Emerald Fennell

Emerald Fennell’s follow-up to Promising Young Woman is a scabrous thriller about the British upper classes, and those who wish to infiltrate them

Saltburn

Saltburn

Born for You by Fabio Mollo

Fabio Mollo’s fifth film takes a heart-warming and high-emotion approach to tells the true, symbolic story of a girl with Down’s syndrome’s adoption by a single gay man

Nata per te

Nata per te

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